High Tech Automation - Saltwater Mixing Station

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In this Video we walk you through a fully automated RODI Saltwater mixing station using a spectrapure maxcap ultra high efficiency 200 GPD RODI unit, a Neptune apex and various sensors & float valves. We cover topics like redundancy, high end mixing stations, fish room project design, remote access, containing spills, ro membrane flushing, water level sensors, etc.
 
Thanks for sharing! This info will come in handy when I build my fish room in my next house :) I'm hoping to have a mixing station instead of transferring to bucket after bucket like i'm currently doing :)
 
I didn't realize this was also here. I did a search and watched this video. so you said you only change 2 gallons a day for a 500+ gallon tank? Doesn't seem like that much for such a big tank. Would that apply to say a small tank like 40 gallons? I was wondering you need more water changes for a smaller tank? I don't' have lot of room for very big water tanks so I was thinking of making the mixing saltwater part automated, but maybe I don't need to mix salt water as often as I would have thought either.
 

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